Dental crown rubbing against cheek, should I have it replaced?

It's not normal for a crown to constantly irritate your cheek. Ideally, a dental crown should feel comfortable, blending seamlessly with your natural teeth. If you're constantly feeling it or it's rubbing against your cheek, this could indicate one of the following issues:
Improper Fit: The crown may not have been properly shaped or aligned with your bite, causing it to protrude slightly and irritate your cheek.
Edge or Margin Issue: If the edges of the crown are too sharp or if there's an issue with the crown’s margins, it can cause irritation.
Contact Issues: The crown might not be in proper contact with the adjacent teeth, leading to an unusual sensation or rubbing.
Since this is causing ongoing discomfort, it's advisable to go back to your dentist. They can evaluate the fit and see if adjustments can be made, such as smoothing the crown or adjusting its positioning. In some cases, replacing the crown may be necessary if the issue can't be corrected with minor adjustments.
Don't hesitate to have it checked, especially since it is affecting your daily comfort.